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Tony Loeb

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Tony Loeb, un expert reconnu de l'industrie hôtelière et du marketing digital, a gravi les échelons de sa carrière, passant de webmaster à Directeur Technique puis co-fondateur de WIHP où il participe à la création Meta I/O. Il a ensuite lancé "Experience", le premier CRM hôtelier mondial, révolutionnant l'expérience client et aidant plus de 4500 hôtels. Actuellement, il innove avec 10minhotel.com, une plateforme et une base de connaissance pour hôteliers, combinant ses passions pour l'hôtellerie et le marketing. Le site propose également un podcast informatif, "10 min pour un hôtelier", démontrant l'engagement continu de Tony pour l'innovation dans l'industrie hôtelière.
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IHG inaugura a Dubai l’hotel più alto del mondo

🏨 Dubai's Ciel Dubai Marina by IHG's Vignette Collection is now the world's tallest hotel at 377 meters with 82 floors. The hotel includes a high-altitude infinity pool, a spa opening in February, and a 24-hour gym with skyline views. Guests can enjoy the Soluna Beach Club on Palm Jumeirah. Dining features the UK-born Asian concept 'Tattu' for contemporary Chinese and Japanese cuisine on the 74th floor and a Sky Lounge on the 81st floor.
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Lorenzo Lagorio, easyJet: “Crescita su Linate e Fco la nostra prossima sfida”

📈 Lorenzo Lagorio, country manager for easyJet Italy, targets Linate and Fiumicino with a 20% market share in Linate and 25% in Malpensa. easyJet Holidays achieved £250 million in profits, aiming for £450 million by 2030. 90 new aircraft, including Airbus 320 and 321 neo, are planned by 2028. Despite Venice base closure, Naples benefits with 8 aircraft. 90% of customers use easyJet's site/app, while travel agencies remain crucial.
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Trinity ViaggiStudio, un percorso ad hoc per creare il proprio ‘Capolavoro’

📚 Trinity ViaggiStudio offers students a unique opportunity during study vacations to create a personal 'Capolavoro,' a project documenting a significant experience linked to their skills and aspirations. Supported by Italy's Ministry of Education, this project becomes part of the student's curriculum and can enhance their State Exam. The program includes a university visit, a museum or cultural site tour, a government meeting, and a 10-hour workshop integrated with language lessons.
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Intrieri, Aeroitalia: ‘Assumiamo ex dipendenti Alitalia’

✈️ Gaetano Intrieri, CEO of Aeroitalia, plans to hire some of the 2,000 ex-Alitalia employees after their collective dismissal on November 1. This initiative coincides with the launch of a new handling service at Rome Fiumicino Airport in February. Aeroitalia currently serves 3 million passengers, with 2 million at Fiumicino. The airline will increase its fleet by seven aircraft and daily rotations from 25 to 46 by the end of 2026.
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Treni, nel 2027 arriva il terzo operatore sull’alta velocità

🚃 In 2027, Italy will see the entry of a third high-speed train operator, the French SNCF, targeting a 15% market share by 2030 with its TGV M trains. Following a decade of Trenitalia-Italo duopoly, this change will increase competition, potentially lowering ticket prices by 40% and boosting passengers by 9% where competition exists. The addition of Arenaways, supported by Spain's Renfe, further diversifies the market landscape.
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Anche Air Europa cancella i voli per il Venezuela

✈️ Air Europa joins other airlines like Iberia, TAP, and Avianca in suspending flights to Venezuela due to operational risks in Venezuelan airspace. Iberia has extended its Madrid-Caracas route suspension until at least December 1, following recommendations from Spain's Aviation Safety Agency (AESA). Air Europa canceled its planned flight to Caracas, aligning with US aviation authorities' warnings about potential dangers over Venezuela and the southern Caribbean. Airlines will resume flights when safety guarantees are restored.
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Il turismo resiste, ma i prezzi frenano i consumi

🍰 Roberta Garibaldi’s analysis for Aite highlights the strong yet selective demand for culinary tourism in Italy. 62% of Italians see rising travel costs as a limitation, with 56% affected by inflation. 21% of tourists might cut premium dining experiences, while the average travel duration ranges from 2-7 days for 78% of travelers. Italy remains the top destination for 59%, with 19% traveling abroad. Cultural cities are popular, but low-density, authentic places attract high-cultural profiles.
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Le grandi compagnie puntano sui piccoli scali

✈ Delta and United will introduce new routes from Italy in 2026. On May 1, Bari will connect to Newark via United, and on May 20, Olbia will connect to JFK via Delta. Air Canada will start Catania to Montreal flights in June. Bari's airport will see increased low-cost options like easyJet to Bristol and Volotea to Lille. Ryanair plans 11 new routes from Trapani. Alexander d’Orsogna highlights the growth of Italy's regional airports.
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Viaggi senza visto, l’Ue potrebbe rivedere le norme

🗺 Il Consiglio UE ha approvato il 17 novembre 2025 nuove regole per sospendere il viaggio senza visto per Paesi terzi. Questo aggiornamento consente di reagire rapidamente a rischi per l'UE, incluso il non allineamento con la politica dei visti o programmi di cittadinanza per investimento. Serbia, Georgia, e Paesi dei Caraibi come Antigua, Grenada, e Saint Lucia sono sotto osservazione per le loro pratiche.
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Case vacanza, buone prospettive per l’inverno: i dati Holidu

🏡 Italian vacation rental market shows resilience with a Holidu survey revealing that 39% of hosts saw year-on-year booking increases. For autumn/winter, 55% expect more bookings than in 2024. Hosts adapt to economic uncertainty: 44% noted shorter stays, 17% more last-minute bookings. International clientele rose by 28%. With the Winter Olympics, half expect stable demand, and a third will adjust prices, typically increasing up to 20%. AI's role is crucial, with 67% partially agreeing on its future importance.
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